Tom @ Canada
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Hi Charles,I couldn`t imagine doing that myself at home.I guess you need the right tools and skill level.Nice going,you could possibly patent it. Happy Hunting.....Tom.
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Aqua-Explorer - ready to get dunked in the ocean
- Thread starter Charles (Upstate NY)
- Start date
Surfside Hunter
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Charlie ,
you may just have created a salt water monster!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks great, good hunting
David
you may just have created a salt water monster!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks great, good hunting
David
Charles,
From one home machinist to another,beautiful machining!!
Wish my mill had NC controller.Someday hoping to find an old Tree cheap.Was wondering if you could tell me where you got the silicone sheet?Also,I'm new to detecting,but I would think it would be good to 20 ft. like SeattleALE asked.I've machined pump housings that run that deep without more than a neoprene gasket.Once again,Beautiful work,and HH
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Kirk
From one home machinist to another,beautiful machining!!
Wish my mill had NC controller.Someday hoping to find an old Tree cheap.Was wondering if you could tell me where you got the silicone sheet?Also,I'm new to detecting,but I would think it would be good to 20 ft. like SeattleALE asked.I've machined pump housings that run that deep without more than a neoprene gasket.Once again,Beautiful work,and HH.Kirk
beachguy777
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Man alive. You did it. When are you going into business, or should I ask, what would you charge to do my Quatro that way, or could you sell a kit or something. I'm very interested. Looks like a first class job. I'd be very interested in talking to you about it. Marc Trainor. My email is marctrainor@cox.net.
BEACH HUNTER
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n/t
beachguy777
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Charles, I'm almost shaking with excitement. You seem to have done it and done it in a beautiful package. My only concern is will there be any heating problems because it is concealed and could it possibly void your warranty. Don't get me wrong here, I'm not trying to be negative, I'm honestly, being honest. I was working on an idea myself on this waterproof thing, but my idea was more of a plastic covering of the unit with waterproof plugs and such. Your's is so much more styalized and probably secure and if the metal is light enough, you're in like Flinn. I think your on to something great here and I'd love to know how it holds up under the water and if you might consider upgrading our units or selling us a package or something. Sincerely, Marc Trainor.
beachguy777
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Charles, you better know that your on to a major breakthrough here and I think if Minelab finds out they're gonna shit their pants. This could put the Excallibur on hold if people start buying your waterproof package. I'm certainly interested and I know that others are too. Hold on to your mouse, cause you're gonna get a lot of emails on this one.